OPFC to ECNL

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Curious, WA Timbers and UPDX are playing ECNL. Will they drop down to ECNLR?

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Curious, WA Timbers and UPDX are playing ECNL. Will they drop down to ECNLR?

WA Timbers already play their second teams in ECRL. WA teams (ie XF, SU, Pac, Eastside FC....) all have teams that play in the RCL league and also ECRL. The teams that play in ECRL are their second/third tier teams. All the information that everyone is guessing at is available on the ECNL website under Regional League. Its a 8 game addition to your local league to give teams the chance to play other teams from a wider region.

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WA Timbers already play their second teams in ECRL. WA teams (ie XF, SU, Pac, Eastside FC....) all have teams that play in the RCL league and also ECRL. The teams that play in ECRL are their second/third tier teams. All the information that everyone is guessing at is available on the ECNL website under Regional League. Its a 8 game addition to your local league to give teams the chance to play other teams from a wider region.

Mr Know it all, guess guess what? You’re wrong. None of the Washington field an ECRL team at 2009/2010.

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For boys, UPDX does not have ECRL but my bet is they will have both ENCL and ECRL for 2023-2024 season . They tried to get ECRL but could not get in.

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Mr Know it all, guess guess what? You’re wrong. None of the Washington field an ECRL team at 2009/2010.

They start putting their teams in at 2008. Unlike ECNL, ECRL doesn't require teams to play at every age group. Like I said before, all the information you all are guessing at and making up can be found on the ECNL website. You just have to be smart enough to read.

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WA Timbers already play their second teams in ECRL. WA teams (ie XF, SU, Pac, Eastside FC....) all have teams that play in the RCL league and also ECRL. The teams that play in ECRL are their second/third tier teams. All the information that everyone is guessing at is available on the ECNL website under Regional League. Its a 8 game addition to your local league to give teams the chance to play other teams from a wider region.

Not what I was asking. What I'm asking:

UPDX and WA Timbers are not doing well in ECNL. Spokane is dropping out of ECNL next year, will UPDX do the same? And just focus on ECNLR?

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They start putting their teams in at 2008. Unlike ECNL, ECRL doesn't require teams to play at every age group. Like I said before, all the information you all are guessing at and making up can be found on the ECNL website. You just have to be smart enough to read.

They don’t start putting their teams in at 2008 Mr KIA. Many teams in ECNL start doing it at U13 (2010 this year). The WA teams don’t. Doesn’t make sense to send your 2nd and 3rd teams to
travel to OR or ID because those parents and players are not that committed and it costs too much.

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Not what I was asking. What I'm asking:

UPDX and WA Timbers are not doing well in ECNL. Spokane is dropping out of ECNL next year, will UPDX do the same? And just focus on ECNLR?

You expect updx to drop out of ECNL just because a couple teams struggled in year one? Most of their teams are sitting in the middle of the conference standings.

Portland soccer parents are dumb

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Also ran, in a disregarded WA. Seattle metro league.. Nice.

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You expect updx to drop out of ECNL just because a couple teams struggled in year one? Most of their teams are sitting in the middle of the conference standings.

Portland soccer parents are dumb

Couple? Does that mean 2?

You said most of the teams are middle of the road…

So 7/9 or 6/8 or 2/4?

Portland soccer coaches are sleezy.

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Couple? Does that mean 2?

You said most of the teams are middle of the road…

So 7/9 or 6/8 or 2/4?

Google is free.

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Also ran, in a disregarded WA. Seattle metro league.. Nice.

shortsighted. Typical Portland.